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Art & Censorship

I agree with Jasmine’s post when she said that displaying art in the public can really bring a lot of character to a community and may even brighten up a dark and dreary section of town. Displaying art in the community will develop appreciation of a broader and diversified understanding of art for the people. To illustrate, by displaying the work of ordinary citizens in distinct communities will increase awareness of current events and lives of the artists as a way to express their outlook in life. As people become more aware of diverse populations, they are encouraged Continue reading...

The Tempest is a drama by William Shakespeare written in 1611, which was his shortest play built around the Bermuda shipwreck and the new world’s colonies. It can be considered as a romantic play, but at the same time it is a work that talks about the culture and history too. It has depictions about the problem of plague that had taken thousands of lives at that time. The trade and the resultant economic boom had resulted in farm family displacements. As the rural farm life gave away to the city life, the serene atmosphere that faded evoked Continue reading...

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L’Avalon Cosmetics is going to complete ten years in the highly competitive cosmetics industry on March 31, 2015. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of L’Avalon, it was decided in the Board Meeting held on December 15, 2014 to create a communiqué for the stockholders to highlight the growth of the company and the way forward. The Board decided to commission a Power Point project for this purpose. The Business Analytics Wing was tasked to create a suitable presentation and for approval by the Board by March 15, 2015. Creating the Power Point presentation involves three distinct aspects – Continue reading...

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Purpose and Goals

The purpose of the business is to reap a profit by merging the sales of ski equipment with the services of a deli in a way that has never been done before. The staff of the Deli will remain true to their own business, but they will be educated about the ski store too. Similarly, the staff of the ski store will remain true to their own business while knowing the basics about the deli. Both the deli and the ski store will have equal standing in the company.
The customers the business will cater to are Continue reading...

Punishment, Reward, and Learning

Learning and punishment has been extensively studied in the laboratory. Beginning with the Skinner Box, operant conditioning was examined in rats and pigeons (uni.edu, 2010, internet). The basic premise of operant conditioning -- and instrumental conditioning -- is that people automatically learn to "associate behavior and its consequences" (uni.edu, 2010). In turn, learning takes place, which influences the likelihood of such behavior in the future. However, a debate from these studies has arisen about the whether positive reinforcement, i.e. reward, is a more effective way to reinforce learning -- the delivery of something good or the withdrawal of something Continue reading...

Integrity is indeed a complex and interesting concept, since there are so many aspects to its definition. “The building’s integrity in hurricane-force winds” is very different from, “The police officer’s integrity on the witness stand.” In fact, I found a long philosophy definition dedicated to the meaning of integrity, and I’m sure there are more. After careful consideration of the many definitions I found on the internet, and of my own sense of integrity and my own behavior, I have developed the following personal definition of the word: “Integrity is the quality of being honest and Continue reading...

Diversity in Workplace

Civil Rights in America have long been a crisis and focus of the government. Numbers of laws, bills and legislations were made and passed throughout the decades in an attempt to address this issue. One of the most important is the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The main purpose of the bill is to end the discrimination, the hate and segregation caused by sexism and mainly racism. It was primarily aiming to protect the rights of African-Americans and other races or colors. But provisions were also made to protect rights of different people from different religious backgrounds and different Continue reading...

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Walter Benjamin was born in 1881 and moved to Switzerland in 1971. In 1931, he published a short history of photography in which different attitudes of people were examined towards photography, the invention of this medium and examined the influence of photography and the traditional art media has on the people. The field of photography was first able to conquer the concept of visiting cards whose first main producer became a millionaire. The photography has been able to cover all aspects of human life and the panorama it presents have actually Continue reading...

The Quebec law is the civil code that is in place at Quebec in Canada. The Quebec law has no contract law of its own. In Quebec law, the contract is basically an agreement between two parties and this agreement is legally binding upon both the parties in order for a contract to remain valid. If any party is found cheating or exposed in any fraudulent activity, then the contract becomes illegal / fraud contract. In the Civil Code of Quebec, it is stated that in the case of illegal contracts the court must order compensation. If the restitution Continue reading...

In ancient Macedonia, there lived a poor man who through a series of events became the king (Gordiansolutions.com). He placed his wagon in a shrine and secured it with an intricate knot that appeared to have neither beginning nor end. The shrine became quite the tourist attraction and it was considered bad luck not to try to untie the knot. However, the only person ever to successfully do so was Alexander the Great who later described the feat as the most decisive victory in his career.
The myth of the Gordian Knot has come to symbolize a problem without Continue reading...